@misterguyman:
The issue there is applying Real World physics to a Fictional universe and claiming that all galaxies must move at the same rate as our own that we can indicate. Something that doesn't need to be true at all within fiction. So, there are only 2 answers for that;
A) The galaxy is moving exactly as it should in a Fictional setting within Real Time which makes all arguments about it moot.
or
B) The Camera is what is spinning, not the galaxy, which still renders all arguments pertaining to it moot.
And still, King Kai reacted to the destruction immediately, not just noticing it bit by bit over many years. The Narrator stated what happened just before King Kai did, neither of whom state or even suggest it occurred over a long period of time.
And for the people who argue about Brolly's "flashback" scene where he destroys cities and worlds, in none of them does Paragus nor Brolly nor the Narrator state that those events occurring within the Southern Galaxy. As far as anyone is concerned, they could've just as well happened in the East and West galaxies, and no one can prove differently.
@parallax_hal_jordan: All your arguments with their all sound the same. I'm just getting everything out of the way at once. Also you're talking about Transformations at that point when comparing, which means nothing. Gohan went SS2 to contend with Brolly, who went LSSJ so he could continue to screw around with and torture Gohan.
Already evidenced in Movie 8 with Piccolo and Goku attacking Brolly at the same time, he was effortlessly evading and blocking them, before slapping them away and tanking a combined blast from Trunks and Gohan. He's already faster than them. And he doesn't even need to be.
Once again, with Gohan, already shown Gohan doesn't compare to Brolly in strength as his first blow was straight to the face and did nothing to Brolly. Gohan's escape from that hold had little to do with his strength and more to do with his skill as a fighter. Gohan outpacing him was entirely for show, and that one exertion of his power to escape Brolly was enough to exhaust him since Gohan passed out on a rock and was nearly swallowed by the rising lava had Krillin not saved him.
Even reverted, Brolly continued to hold himself back so he wouldn't kill Gohan, wanting to torture and torment him, make him suffer for as long as he could. It's more than clear that Base Gohan would be killed with a finger flick from Brolly had he wanted to end it.
And, really, there is a huge gap in power. Brolly is still the only galaxy buster in the series. SS2 Gohan would only be counted as a solar system buster. Further evidenced by the fact that help from Goten and Goku still wasn't enough to beat out Brolly in sheer power and everything he did was to make them suffer in despair and experience a slow, agonizing death as his attack grew ever closer and closer to destroying them all an the planet.
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